I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

In the brightly lit Xuan Room Hall of the Unending Palace, Liu Che, Chancellor Zhou Yafu, and Imperial Censor Chao Cuo celebrated the political achievements of Gong Sun Hong and Zhu Fu Yan, who gained respect due to their office's significant contributions to the Han dynasty's treasury. Despite their humble demeanor, they felt confident about their potential rise in the political hierarchy. The discussion shifted to the wealth generated by the Lesser Treasury through horse racing taxes, which raised concerns for Zhou Yafu regarding the treasury's growing power. The Emperor's support for the treasury's projects, like the horse park, highlighted the delicate balance of power among officials, as Zhou Yafu remained wary of the treasury's influence while relying on its financial support for governance. Liu Che contemplated the future of Cen Mai, recognizing his contributions and potential for greater responsibilities, while Zhou Yafu subtly pushed his own agenda regarding appointments in the court.

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